To provide an open alternative to Google Maps' proprietary data seems pretty holy to me. The author's choice of title is odd given he acknowledges its public b

To provide an open alternative to Google Maps' proprietary data seems pretty holy to me. The author's choice of title is odd given he acknowledges its public benefit too: "It’s the opposite of the Tragedy of the Commons — all of the private property holders, acting in their own self interest, are enriching the common resource rather than depleting it."